The Race Itself Was the Easy Part Fariba Hashimi crossed second in the women’s road race at the Asian Games near Nagoya, Japan, on the Shinshiro Cycling Road Course. On paper, that’s a clean line — start, finish, silver. In practice, almost nothing about her path there has been clean. She raced without a mechanic. One person from the Afghan federation came along, and his job was driving the car. Compare that to the support teams other national squads bring, and the gap becomes obvious. She still finished second. Training…
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Bangladesh Government Committee Blames Asif Nazrul for T20 World Cup Absence
A government-appointed committee has concluded that the Bangladesh national cricket team should have taken part in this year’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. The panel has placed the blame squarely on the former interim government and its then youth and sports adviser, Dr Asif Nazrul. Background Bangladesh’s T20 World Cup participation fell apart months before a ball was bowled. The trouble began in early January 2026, when the Board of Control for Cricket in India instructed Kolkata Knight Riders to drop Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman from their IPL squad. No…
Read MoreElena Rybakina Wins US Open Title, Dethrones Aryna Sabalenka
A New Champion at Flushing Meadows Elena Rybakina has captured the US Open title, defeating two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka in a gripping three-set final. The Kazakh star won 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Saturday night. This victory marks Elena Rybakina’s third Grand Slam crown. It also confirms her rise to the world number one ranking, a spot she had already secured heading into the tournament. Background of the US Open Final The US Open women’s final brought together the two best players on tour this season.…
Read MoreSana Arif Set for Asian Games Debut, Ready to Represent Pakistan
Sana Arif Set for Asian Games Debut with Pakistan Alia Zarar Khan A journey that began with a late introduction to triathlon has now led **Sana Arif to the Asian Games**, where she will don Pakistan’s colours in Japan on 20 September . Currently based in Saudi Arabia , the triathlete is preparing to take on one of the most significant challenges of her sporting career, competing in both the **individual and relay triathlon events**. Sana’s selection by the **Pakistan Olympic Association** represents a significant achievement for an athlete whose…
Read MoreMike Hesson Takes Charge as Pakistan Test Coach After Sweeping Squad Changes
EDGBASTON: Interim Pakistan head coach Mike Hesson says his players are accustomed to dealing with “chaos” after Pakistan made sweeping changes ahead of the third Test against England. Pakistan have struggled badly in the series, losing the opening two Tests and responding by dropping seven players and calling up seven replacements. The shake-up also saw former head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed replaced, with Hesson taking temporary charge of the Test side. The third Test begins at Edgbaston on Wednesday, September 9, with Pakistan facing the difficult task of avoiding a series…
Read MoreGermany Crowned Hockey World Cup 2026 Champions, Equal Pakistan’s Record
Germany Crowned World Champions as Pakistan’s Historic Hockey Record Is Equaled By Asim Siddiqui The FIH Hockey World Cup 2026, jointly hosted by the Netherlands and Belgium, provided another memorable chapter in international field hockey. I had the opportunity to travel from Washington, D.C. to the Netherlands as a media representative to cover the tournament, following the matches, players and atmosphere surrounding one of hockey’s biggest global events. For Pakistan, the tournament was particularly significant as the national team returned to the Men’s Hockey World Cup after an eight-year absence.…
Read MorePakistan Finishes 11th at Hockey World Cup 2026, Best in 20 Years
Pakistan Finish 11th at FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 — Best World Cup Position in Two Decades Green Shirts Score 17 Goals, End a 16-Year Wait for a World Cup Victory and Show Encouraging Signs for Pakistan Hockey’s Future Written by Asim Siddiqui AMSTELVEEN, NETHERLANDS: Pakistan concluded its campaign at the FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup 2026 with an 11th-place finish, marking an encouraging return to hockey’s biggest stage after an eight-year absence. For a nation that has won the Men’s Hockey World Cup a record four times — 1971,…
Read MoreAbdul Qadeer Mirza Remembered for Lifetime Cricket Services in Saudi Arabia
Abdul Qadeer Mirza: A Lifetime Dedicated to Cricket in Saudi Arabia Pakistan Journalists Forum Pays Tribute to the Late Cricket Promoter’s Outstanding Services to the Community JEDDAH (Ameer Muhammad Khan) The Saudi Arabian cricket community and Pakistani expatriate community are mourning the passing of Abdul Qadeer Mirza, a dedicated promoter of cricket who devoted many years to the development and promotion of the sport in the Kingdom. He passed away in Pakistan. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. Abdul Qadeer Mirza made lasting contributions to cricket in Saudi Arabia through…
Read MorePakistan vs England 2nd Test: Abbas Shines, Tongue Frustrates
The Pakistan vs England second Test delivered a story of two very different periods of play at Lord’s, as an early Pakistani bowling surge gave way to a stubborn England recovery led by the tail. By the end of day two, England had posted 290, a total built on both discipline and defiance.This report breaks down the key passages of play, the standout performers, and what the total means for the rest of the match. Background: Pakistan Looking to Bounce Back Pakistan arrived at Lord’s under significant pressure, having lost…
Read MoreReese D’Ariano: 17-Year-Old American Hockey Talent Shines at World Cup
Reese D’Ariano: At 17, an American Hockey Talent Steps Onto the World Stage By Asim Siddiqui At just 17 years old, American field hockey player Reese D’Ariano is already competing on one of the sport’s biggest stages—the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup. The West Chester, Pennsylvania native is still a high-school student, yet her international résumé already includes junior and senior hockey, Indoor World Cups, Pan American competitions, the FIH Nations Cup and experience in the prestigious Dutch Hoofdklasse. D’Ariano entered the U.S. development pathway remarkably early. She joined the…
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